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The Adventures of Kathlyn

CHAPTER XVIII
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Winnie would have entered a den of tigers had Kathlyn so advised her.
Matters came to pass as Ramabai had planned: the night work in the arena, the clearing of the tunnel, the making of the trap, the perfecting of all the details of escape.

Ahmed would be given charge of the exit, Lal Singh of the road, and Ali (Bruce's man) would arrange that outside the city there should be no barriers.

All because Ramabai thought more of his conscience than of his ambitions for Pundita.
And when, late in the afternoon, the exhibition was over, Kathlyn stepped upon the trap, threw aside her veil and revealed herself to the spectators.

For all her darkened skin they recognized her, and a deep murmur ran round the arena.

Kathlyn, knowing how volatile the people were, extended her hands toward the royal box.


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